Healthcare & Medical Courses

Discover healthcare and medical education options in New Zealand. Compare courses, requirements, and career pathways.

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)

University of Otago

Duration:
6 years
Level:
Level 7
Tuition Fee:
$15,000 per year

Bachelor of Nursing

AUT University

Duration:
3 years
Level:
Level 7
Tuition Fee:
$7,800 per year

Healthcare Administration Specialization

Duration:
6 months
Level:
Intermediate
Tuition Fee:
$49/month

Healthcare Specializations

Nursing Programs

From registered nursing to specialized practice

Medical Degrees

MBBS, specialty training, and research

Allied Health

Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and more

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the entry requirements for medical school in New Zealand?
Entry requirements typically include excellent grades in biology and chemistry, completion of UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test), and a competitive GPA. Most programs also require interviews and have specific prerequisites.
How long does it take to become a registered nurse in NZ?
Becoming a registered nurse requires completing a three-year Bachelor of Nursing degree from an approved institution, followed by passing the State Final Examination and registering with the Nursing Council of New Zealand.